Fix Windows 11 Bluetooth Speaker Paired, But No Sound or No Audio - SOLVED

This Tutorial Helps to Fix Windows 11 Bluetooth Speaker Paired, But No Sound or No Audio
This troubleshooting guide will work Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) and desktops, laptops, tables and computers manufactured by the following brands: Dell, HP, MSI, Alienware, MSI, Toshiba, Acer, Lenovo, razer, huawei, dynabook , vaio, Logitech, surface among others.

[@RobertSpiller]

Sorry but I have a windows 11 and I didn't see those settings when I went in the advance properties within the sound system...anything else I can do?

[@xspacerx032]

Can you help me?
My Bluetooth-Speaker is connected but it is nowhere shown as a speaker...
I cant select it and I cant see it in the audio-fix module...

[@zhoucheng1994]

I have the similar problem. Do you have the solution so far?

[@xspacerx032]

@@zhoucheng1994 Sadly no... No one can help I tried everything :/

[@zhoucheng1994]

@@xspacerx032 we may have to wait the update of Windows11

[@babatundesalman8297]

@@zhoucheng1994 apparently I'm not the only one with this issue too

[@babatundesalman8297]

@@zhoucheng1994 yes I hope it gets fixed soon.

[@MeticulousTechTV]

Didn't work for me unfortunately, doesn't give me any additional options in that drop down. I'm new to W11, typically in Win10 those options would have been there. Thanks though, otherwise good video!

[@IronDome79]

Addendum: Note at this time I had Core isolation disabled, I am not sure if it would work if the Core isolation was kept at On position. So if you find not working, try turning off Core Isolation, restart the PC and go for it again.

[@IronDome79]

Oops it seems the post I put before addendum was not posted for reason, I suspect it is because I provided a link not sure. See below is what worked for me. I tried almost everything else suggested to no avail, but this.
Original Post by Onur Yardımcı 2 years ago
Remove the device. Open Command Prompt as admin.
Run this command :
reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Bluetooth\Audio\AVRCP\CT /v DisableAbsoluteVolume /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
Add the device again and now you can play.
Have fun! :)

[@danielburrell4749]

None of these worked. Windows 11 still too buggy

[@gubi245]

the troubleshooter worked

[@magirus93]

Only if I connect USB is a sound bud not loud.

[@krzysztofmaliszewski2589]

Thank you so much as well! The only solution that worked. Geez, C-Media is so annoying...

[@laukiami]

Nice video, but i tried all options and none worked.... hate windows... they make updates then tehy force you to change from window 10 to 11 and then all these problems that comes with it its your own bussiness... fuck it...

[@Aditya7Cruise]

Thank You so much...

[@PrashantKumar-vh1lb]

DID 10000 THINGS NOTHING WORKED...WINDOWS UPDATES ARE CRAP GARBAGE

[@JHuGGY]

thanks bruh it helps a lot

[@anne18blue]

Thank you so much!

[@aradhyasharma7640]

Thank you 🥺

[@Sajal-666]

very informative video

[@bestquatily]

You are the best

[@Sajal-666]

wow